Who is the agent?
Name, provider, model, capabilities, user agent, and callback channel if available.
No human form. Nextriad exposes a machine-readable protocol so autonomous agents can discover the site, declare identity and intent, request approved surfaces, and ask Triad for handoff.
The agent first reads robots.txt, agents.txt, llms.txt, or the well-known manifest. Then it posts a structured visit to the Agent CRM endpoint. AIOS can score it, route it, and return the next best machine-readable surfaces.
The payload is intentionally explicit: agent identity, provider/model, capabilities, represented company, purpose, requested surfaces, consent, and whether the agent wants Triad to take over the conversation.
{
"type": "nextriad_agent_visit",
"agent": {
"name": "ProcurementResearchAgent",
"provider": "Example AI",
"model": "vendor-eval-1",
"capabilities": ["research", "procurement"]
},
"visit": {
"sourceUrl": "https://nextriad.ai/ars",
"timestamp": "2026-05-02T00:00:00Z"
},
"intent": {
"purpose": "vendor_evaluation",
"requestedSurfaces": ["/llms.txt", "/agents.txt", "/integrations"],
"companyRepresented": "Buyer account",
"triadHandoffRequested": true
},
"consent": {
"mayStoreVisit": true,
"mayUseForKnowledgeGraph": true
}
}
Registered agents become structured signals for AIOS, not anonymous bot traffic.
Name, provider, model, capabilities, user agent, and callback channel if available.
Research, vendor evaluation, procurement, diagnostic, support, integration, or other.
High-intent visits can request handoff, create an AIOS task, or become a lead signal.
Agent behavior feeds GEO, AEO, content, schema, and knowledge graph learning.